Leverage that wants you profitable, not liquidated! Asset-backed | Built for volatility

Nolus in a nutshell
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Every new protocol posts its TVL to brag. Fine, here's ours after three weeks on @solana The number isn't the point. The point is that people tried it, it worked, and they stayed. Welcome! Bring whoever's still on the fence
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Run the carry math on a $100k long over 90 days of flat price action An average 0.02% 8-hour perp funding rate drains roughly $5,400 directly from your margin balance. A 7% fixed term loan costs $1,750 over that exact quarter Same thesis, 3x difference in execution friction
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$PUMP now in a long that never calls you! Up to 5x. Rate fixed at open. A dip takes a slice, not the bag. 👉🏻 app.nolus.io
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A position on Nolus buys the underlying tokens The fill is priced across 100+ Solana venues and lands in the pool that fills it best. One transaction, done Not a bet on the asset. But the asset itself
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Long was day one. Now available in both directions Up to 5x. Rate fixed at open 👉🏻 app.nolus.io
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Wicks happen! On Nolus, liquidations are the last resort, not the business model
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Which asset to list next? 🤔
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Floating debt hits position health from two sides: falling collateral and surging borrow rates Locked borrowing terms remove the second vector. With financing costs set upfront, solvency depends on price action, not unexpected interest spikes
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Nolus 🔅 retweeted
I've made the right decision by going $SOL long on @NolusProtocol. price is moving up and away from my entry price and I heard the bull run isn't even started yet. 41% up so far, getting to trade with 3x of what I initially deposited. what a protocol!
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That's what's in Nolus on Solana, under two weeks in Nobody got a margin call. Nobody's rate moved. Nobody's liquidation line moved It's not luck. It's Nolus 👉🏻 app.nolus.io
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Nolus 🔅 retweeted
If you don't use your own app, then who tf are you building for? 👉 @NolusProtocol x solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112
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omg just saw i'm 17% up from my long solana:So11111111111111111111111111111111111111112 on the @NolusProtocol app. I don't want to long zcash:native for now, waiting for correction - $1100 is fair enough lol. at this moment, fomo'ing isn't for me.
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Round-tripping a 3x because you had no exit rule is a rite of passage in DeFi Curious how active traders here actually lock in gains: - Pulling initial capital at 2x? - Scaling out in 25% tranches? - Strict calendar rebalancing? What is your concrete trigger?
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MAG explained perfectly!
5x vs 5x: What Happens During a Wick? So I wanted to compare the SAME thing: 5x SOL leverage $1,000 collateral $100 SOL entry $5,000 position But two different liquidation designs. Typical DeFi liquidation: $SOL wicks down hard → liquidation trigger → collateral gets sold into the market. The problem? If that wick comes with thin liquidity or a distorted DEX price, you can be forced to sell at exactly the wrong moment. @NolusProtocol : $SOL wicks → EMA-based trigger filters the single-tick move. If liquidation is still triggered, MAG checks the actual liquidation output. If the market is too distorted and the minimum acceptable outcome can't be met: → liquidation pauses → position stays open → market can recover → liquidation can be cancelled if the position becomes healthy again That is the interesting part. Same 5x leverage. Same $1,000 collateral. Same SOL exposure. Different liquidation logic. A wick doesn't automatically become permanent damage. And Nolus doesn't claim MAG removes liquidation risk. It protects against a different risk: being forced to liquidate because the market temporarily stopped giving you a fair price. Leverage isn't just about how much you can borrow. It's about what happens when the market gets ugly. 5x that survives the wick > 5x that gets liquidated into it.
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5x that survives the wick beats 100x that doesn't survive the hour
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The token that earns Jupiter Perps fees but now with leverage! Your whole position collects the fees. Your rate stays fixed Up to 5x with no margin calls and partial liquidations 👉🏻 app.nolus.io
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Privacy was the point. Predictability is ours. $ZEC is now available for longs on Nolus with up to 5x leverage and with fixed rates → app.nolus.io
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Most money markets let idle cash flood pools during quiet periods, crushing lender APY Nolus Earn caps new deposits the moment utilization dips below target. Existing lenders keep their yield intact instead of splitting it across idle capital
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Most DeFi relies on monolithic state: one giant contract tracking thousands of sub-accounts Nolus uses an actor pattern. The factory instantiates a dedicated contract per trade Balances and debt live inside their own sandboxed state. Hard isolation at the VM level!
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That's a month of interest on a 5x position on Nolus, fixed the day you open, no matter what the market does And when you're done, it's your call: pay it off and keep the asset, or settle into stables and walk away 👉🏻 app.nolus.io
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